Lazy Divey
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Lazy Divey
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They all just looked away
Who got the meaning must be a bigger man in those shoes
To keep the circus paid with beans they're eating
Must be a woman in those shoes
Da da da da - hey you!
Da da da da - hey you!
Mares eat oats and does eat oats
And little lambs eat ivy
Kid'll eat ivy too wouldn't you?
They all just looked away
Who got the meaning must be a bigger man in those shoes
Mares eat oats and does eat oats
And little lambs eat ivy
Kid'll eat ivy too wouldn't you?
Staring at the city wonder
Picking at the window
Spent in overdrive
Keep a little secret
For the promised second coming
God is half the life
Lying on the floor
Meditate a little more
Sing and dance in time
Oh
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